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Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) severely injures and kills people every year. ESD occurs when faulty wiring sends electric current into water, which passes through the body and causes paralysis, which... Read More

Learn how to stay safe before and after the storm with free storm recovery resources from the Electrical Safety Foundation International Read More

Water and electricity do not mix. Follow this guide to quickly see what equipment must be replaced and which electronics may be reconditioned. Read More

Not all electricians are the same. All electrical work should be done by a qualified electrician with 4-5 years of on the job training, who has been training and up to date on your states electrical... Read More

Using qualified electricians and purchasing from reputable distributors and retailers gives you: Safety, Security, and the Backing of the Manufacturer. Purchasing Counterfeits Has Consequences. Read More

Lightning Protection: Preventing a Direct Strike. In the first quarter of 2017 alone, thunderstorms caused a record $5.7 billion in losses, and lightning kills and average of 30 people a year. Learn... Read More

Docks and boats carry sources of electricity. Faulty wiring or the use of damaged electrical cords and other devices can cause the surrounding water to become energized. NEVER swim near a marina or... Read More

Portable Generator Safety Brochure Description Learn the best practices to stay safe on your boat or in a marina. Brochure covers top 5 boating safety tips, a device safety guide, and tips on how to... Read More

For many, swimming and boating are synonymous with summer fun. However, there are many electrical hazards that come along with these leisurely summer activities. Just like your home, it is critical... Read More

Transfer switches isolate utility power and generator power to prevent backfeeding, which can be deadly. Backfeed can follow wires and harm those nearby, including utility workers making repairs. Transfer... Read More